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The use of civil rights litigation to seek compensation and accountability for wrongful detention and other violations of rights.
Documentation and multiple news reports show that has been ordered to meet aggressive arrest and deportation targets and that managers have pressured staff with threats of reassignment, demotion, or t...
citizen is detained by despite presenting a driver’s license or passport, immediate remedies include asserting citizenship, demanding release if not lawfully detained, requesting counsel, documenting ...
Courts and the federal government have awarded a mix of remedies to U.S. citizens wrongfully detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE): individual monetary settlements, injunctive and decl...
A clear, legally resilient challenge to an alleged unlawful ICE vehicle stop or use of force rests on three pillars: careful, non‑interfering documentation; immediate preservation and legalization of ...
Prosecutors and defense attorneys who have worked with Jasmine Crockett are described in the available reporting as encountering a lawyer whose courtroom style is fiercely client-centered, grounded in...
Immediately after an encounter believed to be a racially motivated ICE stop, preserving evidence and creating a paper trail are the two priorities: document everything while seeking safety and legal h...
Wrongful detention of a U.S. citizen by ICE is legally remediable through immediate verification and administrative complaint channels, federal habeas corpus and constitutional litigation, civil-right...
When immigration officers fail to identify themselves during a workplace enforcement action, the immediate and durable remedies are a mix of on‑the‑spot defensive steps—document the encounter, ask for...